Darkness so unrelenting. The orange security lights, the green glass windows, trees that stand miles in unison stature, and not a telephone pole to tangle their lone beauty. Today we marvel at buildings that defecate the sky. I can only speak for myself in my generation, because i'm unusual. There was always something so entrancing about green glass windows and orange security lights to me, heh and i've reconnected with that, because when i get out of work it's dark, and our lights come on, and across the street, Nstar has those big green windows, i wish i could be seeing out of them.

Face it people we're losing our world to the advances in science and technology, polluted streams and skies. What sincere memories are we going to leave the next generation? Oxygen tanks and 78% pure water? Being a New Englander for a year has put me in that seat, it's amazing that we still have these sights to see. A couple of weeks ago Cheryl and i made a stop to where the very first postal route was born, and the stone that marked it was plunged into the ground by Benjamin Franklin himself, we both had to touch the stone. The reason why we have relics in museums is because we can't leave things alone, where they were, every find is a coup. Even as old as New England is knowing that it was the first to get trampled over, it still holds so much of it's own history, native and non native.

Science and technology should save our world as it was and give enough to new trends, tools and entertainment. But in the world were headed to, you can make a camera that takes snapshots exactly as you see things through your own eyes, but what's the use of having it when you don't have anything beautiful to shoot?

                                                     See You Space Cowboy...

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